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Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
THIRD EDITION.


NEWARK, june 2.-Upon ths reas
a. mbinR Of the convention OF the P II.
Diocese Of Delaware this morn ng 9
message of fraternal greeting was re.
ctiveo from the convention or tbs Die.
c SO Cf EAston. After o conference OF
the clergy the fourth ballot WAS tsksr
for bishop, resulting In ths Rev. A A
Benton receiving votes and the Rev
DR.. j. Houston E3cleston 6. The fifth
and sixth ballots resulted: Rev. Mr.
Benton, 8; Rev. DIR. Eocieston, 8: the
seventh and eighth ballots. Rev. Mr.
Benton, 6; Rev. DR.. Eca!estcn, 6.
Another conference was hello, and tie
ninth ard tenth ballots resulted: The
Rsy. DR.. Ecciestop, z; Rev. l.. w. Git.
s1n, G.; Few. DR.. Littell, 1; Rev. l. 1
Nicholson, /. The eleventh ballot re
suited: Rsv. DR.. EcclestoE. z; Rev. l.
W. Gibson, 4; Eey. DR.. Nicholson, l
Rev. Tnomas Boone, 2. The coDven
ton then suspended, and the election @
the stan ling DOM mittee was proceeded
With. D.. Edward Fowler nominated
tbs Revs. l., w. Gibbons, D. ID. Smith
P. B. Ll2ntper, Messrs. 8. M. Curtil
aud Horace Burr; tho Rev. James c
Kerr nomin s.ed the Rsvs. T. G. Littell
e. Il. Arm,trong, and Mr.. Bond mi
nat,d the Rev. Charles e. Murray
The flrst tallot re Iultsd in the election
OF the Rive. Il. W. Gibson, d. ID
Smith, ana Messrs. y. M. Curtis ant
Horace Burr.
The second ballot having resulted II
the election by the laity Of the Rev. DR.
T. G. Litte!l, he was elected en- th,
third ballot The standing oommitte
consists of three clergy men and two lay
men. DR.. Henry Rldgely WAS 70 eleotst
. trusted OF the diocese, and Mr.. Geors'
n. Bates mem Der Of the committee OF
csnors, &c, Tao convention aJjournet
70 meet In st. Johns Church, Whining
ton, OF the first We'd $50 az In Dscem
bsr. Many Of the delegates lett thi
afternoon 20 hear the memorial rermol
on Bishop Lee, preached in Whining
ton to night by Bishop John William
of Connecticut, the successor to B!eho
Lss 81 presiding bishop Of the Proses,
ant Episcopal Churcn Of the Unite
States.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
i hi6yeB About,

Some time during Wednesday night,
or early yesterday morning. East Fourt
street was visited bS thievss, who mad e
= general raid. They visited Bsesoa' a
butcher shop at Fourth and Lombard
streets, and effected an entrances by my
ing oren q window, after which tn y
too6 all the money In the drawer. The
confectionery and cigar store of VIM.
Banner, near the wharf, wss also ell,
tered and completely ransacked. They
helped themselves 10 cider and thea left
the spigot turned, 80 that all that wa,
In the barrel run on the floor. After
emptying several boxes of cigars Il {
roGues left, taking almost everything
in tho store, 1, 10 reported that severrl
o her Places were entered, but it coul0
NOT be ytrif q.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
rhs While House wedding.

SAkANAC INN, June2 The anniveT-
ssry OF the wedding day of the Presi
dent and Mrs. Cleveland dawned beau
tifuily bere. There was promise of y
fair and very warm day. but at 8 O'Clock
when the cottage party came over to the
hotel TO break fast, o BREEZE had sprung
up from tho west, and the white caps
were running across the bay just of
Prospect Point. When Mrs. Cleveland
sat down to breakfast she found little
cluster OF !oIr-leaved clovers st her
plate. Sac and the President ware
heartily congratulated upon the ami
verssry, snd wire wished all manner OF
harp'ness end .ood luck. At 10 O'Clock,
after see. ring their faoes literally with
tiy ointment, the President, Mrs Clsve
land and Dave CTonk went off in one
boat, Colonel and Mrs. Lamont and
McOafirey in another, and brand Mrs.
Rossman In third, to spend the day at
Holt's Pond, about three miles distant
They took lunches with them.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Youue man KiIlOd.

George Rock. about 10 years Of age,
residing ut Stanton station with his
parents, was strpck BY o southern ex.
press train NJ 3 o'clock on Wednesday
fternoon and almost instantly killed.
Rock was employed az Klamensi
wooden mills, but work not being very
buoy he, with q number OF others, took
the afternoon eff. Young Rock WINS 10
some freight cars, and in jumping from
the cars he stopped fora moment on the
south bound tracs. Before he had
+time to think, the express en- sine struck
MIN and threw him about 20 feet in the
air and over the platform.
He was very badly cut and bruised
abou, the head and o mum Der of bones
we're broken. He WAS carried into ths
residence OF his parents aud DR.
Springer, OF Ohristiaua, was sent for
but he could do nothing for the youn6
man. Young Rock was . very congo
|nial young mi n and we'll thought Of by
all whs knew him and with whom b,
WAS associated. Coroner Barnhill helt
an inquest over the remains yestsrda,
forenoon, when q verdict of death from
accident was rendered and the railroad
company exoDerated from blame. Th,
funeral will take place on Sunday after
a lOn
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

A little son of Chief Dougherty was Sc.
riously injured about 6 O'Clock, last even.
ing, by being struck with base hall. He
streets, looking at some men playing a
game, when large regulation ball struck
him with considerable force, just above
the right ear. The little fellow fell to
the ground unconscious, and had a
spasm, when Officer Lynch, who was in
the vicinity, carried him to the residence
of the Chief, at No. Alt East Eighth
street. when he commenced to vomit and
continued for some time. He then re.
lapsed into an unconscious condition, and
remained so until late hour last night.
DR.. Ogle was summoned, and applied the
proper remedies, and this morning hi.
condition was much improved.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Soldiers in tho City.

Major john r Brinckle and his or
tlllery company of 81 men, so horses,
guns and caissons, camp wagons AND
| tents arrived In this city yesterday oil d
encsmped on the Highlands, Rising
Sun street railway, nearly opposite the
Mt. Salem NJ. X. Church. Msjo,
Brincale Ia q brother to William II. and
Samuel q. BriDckle, residing on the
highlands. he has been stationed n,
For. Hamilton, N. Y, and IL now, with
his company, taking q summer march
AID will encamp on the Highlands ter
days before returning.
They left Fort Hamilton May Gath
and travelled at the rate OF I7X miiet
per day. They came through Newark
N. j., PlaiL field, AvOns, Somerville
Esritap, when they crossed the Della
| ware and then passed on to boy let town
10 Norrietown, Goshenville, West Ches
Ter, Chsdd's Ford and Birmingham
Park, where they epcamped on Wed
nesjsy night, AID came on to this city
yesterday. The company will rest thi,
week, and next week they will try u
get place somewhere In the city To-
ldriliiDR.
The regular weekly Inspection vii
take place IN San lay morning at II
0 clock.
Mejor Brinckle entered the Fifth Ar
tillery as second lientenaut In May
1861. In September. 1862, he was p,n
| noted 10 be first lieuten an and cspLs,r
in October, 1874 In April, 1865, h,
vas brevetted major "ior gallant ant
meiitorious services during the war.
Tho other commis,iored Off GERS or,
| First Lieutenant Psnl Roemer and Bee
| ona Lieutenant Albert o. Blunt. There
ars four sergearts and four corporAls.
The camp prom lses TO be a popular
place Of resort while the soldiers re
main, large number Of persons hav
Ing already visited the pa 9.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

There was . large congregation rrss.
emit sts6t. Andrews Church Inst even.
Ing to hear Bishop Williams' memoria,
sermoa on the late Bishop Lee. The
Revs. Mes,rs. Gibsou, LiItell, I,ieht.
ner, Murray and Bond occupied seats
iu the pulpit, ar the text selected bv
Bishop williams was the 2i,h verse Of
the 11th chapter of Actp: "He was a
COED man and fall Of the holy ghost and
OF faith; and much people was Hddtd
to the Lord" Tho entire discourse
was an eloquent tribute to the worth
AID deep pitty OF the deceased bishon.
and in speaking Of his energy In the
cause hssa!d:
"Bishop Lea vas born at time vbsu
tho vitality OF the church hal reached
It's lowest ehb, and 1. seemed At one
time as IL IL would be pecepra ry "a
apply to the mother church for tho con
! tinuance OF the episcopAte, but from this
day Bishop Hobart assumed the episco.
pate the church received rev yioor,
aud In 1885 tho American church he
came ito own missionary society and
sent Its fist missionary to the North
west. The mission AIRY spirit Was strou Q
In Alfred Lee, rs Is shown by hi, labo
rious visit to Mexico when weighed
down with other work. After q few
yeara in q qniet parish In Conpec.icu'
'and in ano .her In Pennsy lvaata, Alfred
Lee became your biehop at tho aga o.
"a. And yet be was LOt young II,
had q rips scholarship a well.trsinet
nnisd, aided BY his legal studies. 1
was one OF his peculiar characteristic,
that In making any decisions, hs wal
always calm aud To- icsl, ard used tn,
pureat Of English. His reasons wer,
30 clearly stated that discussion wa
useless. His courtesy was ut all time,
present"
In concluding he said: ITO ore VIII,
came here on the day we laid Won
bishop to rest. nothing could have bee
more touching than TO see the gatLeria,
crowds Of poor and distressed peop.'
who came to pay their last tribute (,
the dead. 1t VAS the browning glory O
his life. Not all the gathering OF tn
clergy and notable men on ,ha. day
not all the eulcgies that were or couI,
have been said, could equal this. ID
you marvel that SPEAK Of this? ID
iyou not remember the words Of Chr.s
which he sent TO John the Baptist As
Testimony that he WAS the one VII,
should come: The poor have the Gospe
presohsd TO them.'
bishop Lac WIS ever nindtu OF tb
poor, the needy and the destitute. Thi
consider the final tat OF the perfec'
ness OF bis lie. II WAS = fnlAl!me Q
these words 'Inasrau ch as ye have don
II unto ono OF the least OF these, IN,
b'ethren, ye have done it unto me-
MY brethren, he was faithful man
He was faithful In life and faithful ii
fdeath, aid 1 DO not hesitate TO soy d
this placs what shall ono day he sal
at the resurrection: He was q eoc,
man."
At the conclusion OF the sermon ther
was clasa Of twelve Confirmed
Bishop Williams started for his HON
In Connecticut today.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
The QUEENS Cup,

The new yacht Thistle, 10 proving q
very rapid craft, she having beaten the
1rex and ether yachts in trials Of speed
on the Thames, and Dixon Kemp and
other English yacbtsmen ars sanguine
that sne will be able to carry the
Queens cup back TO England next Sep.
tsmbe.. Tho New York Herald In al.
luding TO the matter observ yes: "Meau
while, a; Wilmington, Del General
Paine's new yacht Ia being rapidly
pushed co, and tho redoubtable May
flower may be expected to sail much
faster this season than last. We shall
not surrender the cup without o very
ha'd fight, and We think that Araeri
cans need no. sesl at all alarmed about
our ability to hold it even against the
Tuistle
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
On TrIa, sor Her uuspsnd,s Iarder

BUFFALO, n. 7 June 2.-Intereet in
the trial of Mrs Hattie Penseyres for the
murder OF her husband is increasing. The
Curt room was crowded again this
morning By people anxious to see Frank
Poe, the prisoners son, who was testify
ing against her. The entire morning ser
sion was spent i'll the cross examination
OF Poe 10y Lawyer Laughlin, but the boy,
story YVES not shaken. At the close be
was asked this question: "Now, sir, are
yeu willing to swear positively tuat YOU
mother mad something in her hand thai
glittered in the dim light like the silver
handle OF revolver as she passed you
BID, when, upon ;his technical question
alone, the result of her lie may depend.
Poe answered: Eyes, sir l am. | mus
tell the truth or 90 to jeil again -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
FOURTH EDITION
Death of Iarfoil

william, Il. Carroll, shot by Robert
frankfort on Monday morning last,
died this morning at $50 o'clock
Though 1t was known the wound Was
very dangerous strong hopes were enter
tanned by blmieli aud his friends that
he would ultimately recover. Even the
ply sioians In attendance said there was
q fighting ohauos for his recovery, but
upon the whole the chances were
against 1t. Carroll felt much better
yesterday than he had at any time
since the shooting took place.
He dressed himself. came dowa stSire,
sat at the table and expressed desire
for something Of q solid nature to eat.
but hts tongue and throat were too sore
TO permit Of M attempt 10 eat any thin s
unless iJ was In liquid form. In tn,
afternoon he sent for Stansbury Muir
ray and was cleanly shaved after which
he lay down again. DIS. Ogle and
| Springer visited him last night. bu'
we're rather non com initial In regard r.
his condition. Abou. l o'clock this
morning q sudden change took place in
| Oarr0i's condition. He became as one,
very much exhausted, and soon aftel
laposd into n semi I'm conscious state, In
| which condition he remained until b.
died, with his family. TIRES brothers
and other friends around him.
Carroll was born In Geneva, New
York, and Ia about SO years OF age
Aftsr he learned the trade of coacl
6pi-her be removed to this city In 1870
and worked for Cooling Bros, JONES
Guthrie and other coach manufacturer
He married widow Donaho in tbi
city, and commenced taloon keeping o
100 Shipley street. He removed frou
there to Q place on Fourth street nes
Market, adjoining what IL now Ru
dolph's jewslry establishment, wher,
be remained for some time. He theI
removed TO Fourteenth and French
streets, and from that TO Fifth street be
tween Market and Sbipley streets.
He then went to Atlantic City for ,
year or 60, and returning to this cit,
he started the Casino on Front ant
Water streets, where he DIED. Corcne
Bsrnhill will hold an inquest at Q 81
O'Clock this afternoon In the City Hall
and the police this forenoon were srm
moning Witnesses who saw the shoot
ing or who are supposed to know come
thing about the affair. No time la
been Get for the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
CITY Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
at this mornings session of the city
court: Michael Mallory and John Gun
dicker were each fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness, and Joseph Edwards wac
committed until IL o'clock for similar
oiiense. Edward Gibson Was fined 81
and costs for Icing crank and dsorderly.
Henry b. Mcdaniel was charged with
trespass in entering the apartments OF
Mrs. Smith at No l07 Shipley street, but
as the evidence was insutflcien. he was
discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
A LARGE Turtle.

Harry Feldmeier, ct tho FELTON,
House, Second and Walnut streets
aas on immenae sea turtle In a tub OF
water. which attracts considerable at
tentiop. He intsuds TO slaughter him
next week and have grand lunch
dis snapper pen In this cellar Is well
hslled, and no has large namber OF
theee feroci0us creatures which are
oeiag fa;tep ed. and will eventually be
served to bis humorous patrons.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
a SUCCessful resfivul

The basement of Lover Brandy W 10
Presbyterian churon WAS flied to over
flowing last evening, nctPithstard ms
he rain. As q consequences the ice
cream disappeared with great rapid ity
and messenger was dispatched 10 tbs
arm OF Otley Vernon, nearly two miles
distant, Tor ON additional eupply. Tbs
young folks enjoyed thu mseiyes very
highly. and the festival wac vot cd to be
u grand sue Lees In every respect.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

A Checkered Life" still continues
to draw good houses st the Academy oil
Music, and all who attend are pleased
With It's many exciting scenes and in.
cidente AMI this excellent manner In
wnica u ID presented. To morrow after
noon y: O'Clock, the cowboys OF the
company will give a public exhibition
OF their skill! In shooting In frcnt OF the
Academy, which tho public are invited
10 witness. The last performance of
"A Cnecke'ed Life" will 10 given 10.
morrow evening, and the Academy will
ciuce for the sesyJn.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
IpIEE,

RNOK.-''n June ], 90 rgs ny. Rock, sor
ofFrsncis ami Mary L Rock, In tho 2ls.
year OF his age
Relatives and friends OF tho family are 70.
spoctfu1ly invited to attend tho funeral or
sunday afternoon ut q 0'1lork from tho resi-
den'e Of his father, stanton, DBL. eIvicoi
at stanton M. L. Church, to proSsOd to st
James buryinH ground.
tRAVES.--At Ridley PsrE, on ThurCday
| at 4.o6 p. n , Jshn 4. G-4vsp.
Services at thu house ht 4 p. III. on sSetur-
day. Interment At Wilmington aLc Brjn
DIVINE cemetery at 9 p. In.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
A Vicious Dog.

A little girl living on Christlnna
street was frightfully mauglsd yester
day afternooa by D large epitz dog
which had formerly been her property
She WAS attempting TO feed the dog
when be few at her and friahtiully tor,
her left arm Ard right bard, and lac
Grated her cheek. DR. j. H, j. Busl
attended the child, who je said to be IL
a critical condition,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

II Philadelphls psrad
persuasive power, vsl
people OF Wilmington n
inSs goods at 5 per oer.l
regular selling prlC., d
their way to that CITY Al
could not rave a. much J
buying at the "Grand h
following cslcnlaiicn |
Foe Instance, asull Of 4
you for &l0, they make 1
OF 40 per cent. MuInplj
IL gives them 8 prJsa
they agree to allow yoa|
coming to thsm-,ha, \
cents, and pay sour |
back, which makts 81
tho discount makes I'D
Sl,6O from the $40 pol
clear gain Of So ~.
Now mark the d!Hsid
atuit of tne "Grstd [
FOR $40, all tho profit ycl
cent, which makss7i 1
priesor paying tpOt cash
chases, deduct. 7 pet q
payment. which is 4
ceuts, adding tao ii,od
che small profit sys.sl|
profit Of Sls5. Constlj
email profit on tia lsd
pays running espanaet
proprietor q Mica li..i@
The days business 10 d
cpeI d your money With
merchants, ard "ben 4
ao!id, suhstan.is' c!o'nil
famous "6raDd CtlI1
pot," on the norlhwss. |
and Market streets, 4
no occasion to regIe. it.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Row. John 8 Llnd5
was elected Bishop y
Eaten, no, on Wsdnl
tho honor when The CON
| the Right Rev. WilIis1
u , TO the posit!on BY \
i,y. Rev. d.. Adams
! ireland. he came !ol
1871, when he was ! Te'1
1 preparing himself Tor II
| oecame q deacon OF .o|
/ prize, one year late'i u
| sionary biebop oil ~
/ Arizona at ~ years
| reaigued on account oil
present be is rector o. ~
! parish at V!cssbur9' NJ
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

The fssJ vkeursi0n o; the season took
place yesterday, and the 9urday schoo!
of Brandywiae NJ. Z. Church weot 10
Beverly Park On the steamer Jcan A..
Warner. Th1rs vera about 100 pf rsons
Oh board When tie boat lstl Fontto
gtrfe: wha-F about o'clock, and they
spent very pie4sant day. %hs Fig;
Regiment Band gave concerts CT the
boat going up and returning.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
DUbLlO SALE
4 building lots and good brick
dWeIIlng, ON leading SIS. ,on

~" $i'soj VA ASAiiAAo SeS'tS
MONDAY, JUNE 9th. 1857, on the ,promi
sea, Wilmington, Del AZ ( o'clocg, sharp.
This Eals will commence with tho 2-stofy
brick dwelling, NO. 1i2l West Fourth stfoet,
With rooms and bath; lot lo-sxs0. with sids
alley, aud ,hs lots IN the order Il nump per
Ing. Umuious will leave Etghth aia mar
keL streets. at . AZ O'Clock.
Lot No. l. I'm the north side OF ,,ooond
street, between Broome end HodneI etrtets'
having tront on Second ttreet OF ~ iee.'
and extending that width norther!y 70 iee'
Lot No. 2. On the sastcrly eide 81 hod'
hoy Street, between Second snd ThlTd s.s :
having 'front.' on Rodney straet OF ~ ios,'
End extending that width eaattriy lev
Lot Nc. 8 Tn tho north side ~ Seenbo
street, between 81 onreo aud Adsns sttse.s'
having front cflo feet on second gtt tost
and extending tcst width northorly o. ioo ".
lot Mo. 4. on tps ossteriy side o. unu
etrect, between Sscond and Ihtfd s,roo's'
having 'front.' OF 20 feet on adams si ~
clad extending that With oastefly 70 ,aS
Attendanoe Will he given anu torins inSu'
known On day OF aale by
THOMAS II. LALLI,
70. 500 M arket ttreet,
ia2t aaent TO effect the saie'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Their -Four teeptn Anniversary.

Jefferson Co1ncil, No. 10, o U. A.
NJ, will celebrate tneir fourteenth an.
niversary 70 morrow evening OF their
hall, Fourth End King strsate. A very
Interesting program, cons!stiog Of lite
rary and musical exercises, has been
prepared, and the members, with theiI
friends, Will be admitted free Of charge
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Death Of John \
John B. Graves, a lOf,

John B. Graves, a lof!
resident of this city, dit9
der ce, Ridley PARK, Den, n
yesterday afternoon n \
Mrs. H. G. Robinson al "
Taggart, and son Of "
Graves. He has been su1
tine from consumption, L.
a jeweller, and at one ~
ler's store in this city 4
pleasant companion anu
sspected by all who kn new
a wife and several cnlla'SS
will be inferred in Inc =,
Brandywine cemetery, w., =.
ing at 6 o'clock rellSl0u1'
ley Park.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Fifth EDI'

ro warren Harper 4 R.,
s Fourth street, wish a to 0 TO- |
nand one horse express ,s p y
bo a good S cook is wanted
% nosei. Southeast co nIsa
orange streets. 'Hef \
MI Nh; . jackson Pierce. read
9 %,,' start ona trip 70 III NJ
cav, WIN NJ. P. Hilysri Ia. !
various kinds nd s" %, so,.,, 4
away =, al conslg1merss.' ~
market street. %i
Club is ready to r pspiins1
rom any zine who r,s
a andor IL years o. ne se''
lH q ~
street. South wilmias,,ss|
| H.. Powell the fish man n '
and Madison street m, u
daily soft shell crabs, ela ~
| riety of the finy tribe '' ~
, Why you should wall ~
De other side of Mark.
your your, fish when Powell n
I.'nn Ls6ies' AID Soil,
ID. r. Church bav y'I'
| .tra wberry festival in
| Temperance Hall tor ~ IT,.
and will close this even,
neip to assist IN build
| sh1rch. way
Mrs. Joseph c. TayloI
Visiting her sor, W.
Wash Ing,on, b. G., re,p
eyeninz greatly PLEASED
rience amoug the sCeps
sdsys.
l. Peter Pagan los. j., vi
(ruesday, and Nam
Pyle had also on, .
disease incident to IA
l., A straw berry fe.liu.
THE basement Of the I.
ICburch last evening, !,
(ua,il Saturday svsnlp,'
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Eya-J application gives relief; every bot
tie contains cure; every bottle tested as &c
quality: every genuine b-ttle bears the
FIRMS facsimile signature; every homo II
America knows Its value; every spoken Ian
gua2e knows It's nl@e; every Journalist
praises II; eyery dealer xaows It's merits
every chemist finds 1t perfect Sold BY
druggists and Dealers. Dr:os t,.y oonts Pc
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Meeting To-A

All psrsop !, who h'y !,
OF tho council OF TIE y
which 1t Is propose, . ",
ing which will t b ny
" o'c tai. enip = 81
Il talon lion is extended . 70 ~ y
to become members eses n
probsble that TIC "s Ur,sr,
tonight, and q geinN'''
oa.,t,,i =
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Should Be in Every HOUSE.

Cleveland, Ohio.
We keep St. Jacobs on constantly on
aod consider 1t very slnable TO be ussd
IN Such cases. 1t soould be n eSery
house. Il. SCHULTZ,
Agezt Ger. Baptist PLb. 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Chi:opso Falls, Mas5
We know Of nothing to compare With
st. jacobson 70! burns GUS and bruises
II 10 used by foundrymen, blsekemiihs
and sawyers, and never falls.
MIOHAEL HIGGINS.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
RepuDlloAn v

The Republioaln,ssS q NJ
will hold q MEX ~ Kend1
s. ss vent sn. ssd KI,sr' !. "a
. . o sall Of + importance W.. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
ABnrstad ~ ntar "A ain.

Yesterday afternoon waller main On
Elo zenith street between Orange snd
Ia .uall streets, burst, sepdiuR the water
20 feet high In the cir, and before II
could be stopped . number Of cellars
Xere flooded.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Importers' consignment OF millinery
gods AT GIT Sarkey street. Wonderful
bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
Good for Eurns.


IIIMOnl, NoDfHsGEs
Wishing you and st. Jacobs Oil sue
cess,l wish to say that We find St.J Goubs
Oh lust as good tor burns and scalds IS
Tor anything else. IIu arc a. liberty to
use this. J. w. AMEa.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

You never CAV no nary mats ard hon
ne ts at Gre time as there are at 617 Liar.
ket street Importers' ss,f.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

Cranor 81 Go. are showing a full lint
fof Pftestly's, Henriettas, Princetias
3 sttBta and Nuns veihngs.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03

TIE place for everybody -I.a2e's, 224
King. Try mis- lunch Satuiday eve.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-03
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